• Lord Sarabesa has the collective powers of 1) Lord Shiva, 2) Lord Vishnu, 3) Mother Pratyangaradevi and 4) Mother Durga (Sulini Durga).
• There are numerous paintings and sculptures in the temple depicting scenes from Ramayana and Mahabharatha.
• The temple is built by Kulothunga Chola III, grandson of Rajaraja Chola resembling Thanjavur Big Temple – popularly known as Thanjai Peria Koi.
• Lord is also known as Nadukkam Theertha Nayakan meaning that He saved the devotee from shivering or trembling for some reason or other.

Pooja details in Sarabeshwarar Temple

• People pray to Lord Sarabeswara for relief from illness, worries, court matters, effects of witchcrafts, threats from hidden enemies, spells, adverse situations caused by planets.
• Devotees perform Sahasranama archanas (chanting 1000 names of Lord), sandal abishek, Saraba Yajnas to Lord Sarabeswara for 11 weeks continuously. They perform archanas with red flowers, fragrant leaves called Marikozhundu in Tamil, Vilwa, Nagalinga flowers and offer vastras. This is an important commitment.
• They also perform abishek with curd and milk for relief from ailments and longevity respectively. Generally abisheks are offered to Lord with oil, rudrabishekam, offering vastras to Lord and Mother, Annadhanan-feeding and nivedhanas for distribution to devotees.

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• Pickup and Drop point is Kumbakonam. The trip would be customised based on requirements and all complete details would be provided before booking.